Andijan massacre

GPTKB entity

Statements (66)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf massacre
gptkbp:analyzes gptkb:Uzbek_government
gptkb:UN_Human_Rights_Council
gptkbp:associatedWith gptkb:Islamic_Movement_of_Uzbekistan
authoritarian governance
political repression
social unrest
civil liberties violations
gptkbp:characterizedBy mass protests
state violence
use of live ammunition
gptkbp:criticism human rights organizations
gptkbp:description eyewitness accounts
violent crackdown
tragic event
gptkbp:documentedIn human rights activists
gptkbp:encouraged calls for reform
calls for investigation
gptkbp:exhibits local residents
gptkbp:followedBy mass arrests
gptkbp:highlights ethnic tensions
lack of political freedoms
government accountability issues
human_rights_abuses_in_Uzbekistan
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Andijan massacre
gptkbp:influenced regional politics
civil society movements
regional security policies
Uzbek_political_landscape
Uzbekistan's_international_image
foreign_relations_of_Uzbekistan
gptkbp:involved civilians
armed conflict
military units
protesters
security forces
government forces
pro-democracy activists
protest movements
gptkbp:ledTo increased military presence
refugee crisis
increased activism
increased surveillance
international investigations
political discourse changes
political asylum requests
increased_repression_in_Uzbekistan
gptkbp:location Andijan, Uzbekistan
gptkbp:occursIn May 13, 2005
gptkbp:reportsTo gptkb:Amnesty_International
Human Rights Watch
international media
estimated 500 deaths
gptkbp:resultedIn media censorship
calls for justice
hundreds of deaths
public outrage
international sanctions
displacement of families
increased international scrutiny
government crackdown on dissent
gptkbp:sparked diplomatic tensions
international outcry
human rights campaigns
diplomatic initiatives.
gptkbp:triggerType protests against government policies